Health Bulletin 26/May/2023

Here are the top health stories for the day:

Chintpurni Medical College debarred from admitting MBBS students this academic year

In a major setback to Chintpurni Medical College, Pathankot, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has debarred the institute from admitting fresh MBBS students for the academic year 2023-2024. The Apex medical commission has taken this decision after it found serious deficiencies in the medical college in respect of faculty, patient load, and infrastructure.

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Chintpurni Medical College debarred from admitting MBBS students this academic year

Scientists create drug that destroys deadly brain tumors

Researchers at the University of Gothenburg, working with French colleagues, have successfully developed a method able to kill the aggressive brain tumor glioblastoma. By blocking certain functions in the cell with a docked molecule, the researchers caused the cancer to die of stress. The outcomes of the experiments were deemed highly encouraging, as the treated mice remained cured with no signs of recurrence even after a period of over six months. Furthermore, this drug demonstrates its efficacy when used in conjunction with chemotherapy, as compared to its peers who received chemotherapy alone and experienced rapid tumor regrowth and spreading. Glioblastomas, which are often regarded as incurable, require improved treatment options urgently. The international team of researchers believes that this drug could be integrated into clinical practice within a span of five years. Additionally, this groundbreaking discovery has the potential to impact the treatment of other aggressive forms of cancer

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NMC allows provisional registration to MBBS graduates irrespective of the recognition status of their medical colleges

Addressing the concerns of medical students who have cleared their final year MBBS examinations and waiting to get enrolled in the mandatory internship programme due to the pending recognition status of their medical colleges, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has allowed them all provisional registration in the concerned State Medical Council.

With the relief from NMC, now these medical graduates will be able to get provisional registration in the State Medical Councils and enroll for the mandatory internship in their parent institutes, irrespective of the recognition status of their concerned medical colleges.

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NMC allows provisional registration to MBBS graduates irrespective of the recognition status of their medical colleges

Removal of domicile requirement in organ transplant regulations